Anything involving Greg Araki. The people who mentioned movies like Birdman, Interstellar or There Will Be Blood in a conversation about the *Worst* Movie Ever just have terrible taste in life, and there's no helping that.
Dayum, Digital Anvil, Chris Roberts and you, DD FTW!!! You just have to take it as a parody not so seriously YESSSSS, FLOP
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Nope, Elysium was not that bad, definitely not worse than Left Behind (2014). The fact that I can shoot down a movie on pretty much anyone's list has to be a point in favor (against?) of Left Behind. The stock footage of the helicopter crash in the parking lot is the worst thing I have ever seen.
Might not be the woooorst of all time, but it's ratio of source material-to-another-medium might be the worst of all time. The cartoon was critically acclaimed - you'd hardly hear anyone speak negative about it. And you go from that to a stinky turd in the live-action movie.
Experience is probably better if you have kids, but as a high schooler watching it for the first time (and now as 25 year old watching reruns of it + its spinoff Korra), the experience doesn't diminish. One of the best American cartoons of all time.
Just watched Hot Tub Time Machine 2. Holy crap that was awful. The first one was stupid but kind of fun. This had no redeeming qualities whatsoever. 0/10
I was going to say "Toys" (Robin Williams movie), because I distinctly remember hating it when I saw it in theaters long ago (I guess it would have been 1992). But looking back at the reviews, there are many which are surprisingly positive, so perhaps I just didn't get it.
There are only 2 movies I've ever seen in the theatre that sucked so much I fell asleep during the show. Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid and... Brazil Both sucked donkey appendage.
Sorry guys.. The worst movie ever made is called Mutant Chronicles. Nothing else even comes close. Watch it if you dare, but be prepared for the pain. It had a 25 million budget and made maybe $4500 in theatrical release... The previews managed to make it actually look kind of cool; we still really haven't had a good 'steampunk/retro/war'-type movie, and this seemed like it may turn out to be something worth watching. But no. All it does is steal a couple hours of your life that you will never get back. Absolutely dreadful.
House of the Dead (2003) is the only movie that's ever compelled me to walk out of the theater and ask for my money back. You could lock me in a room with Battlefield Earth playing on repeat for 24 hours, and I'd still rather do that than see HOTD ever again.
The Cell was a garbage, disgusting film. It's okay if a movie is disgusting & it has a good plot.. but holy **** Cell is ****ing garbage. Catwoman Fantastic Four 2 (you make Galactus a cloud...seriously?) Green Lantern House of the Dead Adam Sandler's last.... 6 movies I think? That one where he played 2 characters almost made me dumber.
